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Double crossing, doubt and destruction wreck havoc on innocent lives. An evil ninja challenges a righteous ninja. One man takes on a whole gang. He’s no ordinary man.

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One man stands alone and fights against unbeatable odds. Corruption and murder threaten to destroy an innocent community. The never ending battle for the supreme power.

For those without any dvd, the commentary is available timed to video, via this playlist link or the video below:

Additional commentary research, thanks and credits to: Josh Samford (watch his documentary on IFD here), Sylvia Rorem, Tom Kent-Williams, Jesus Perez Molina, Nanarland (Stuart Smith interview, Richard Harrison interview, Grant Temple interview) and Mike Leeder (interview conducted with Joseph Lai).

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The ancient tradition of a ninja set in the modern world. An international ninja conspiracy which almost succeeds. Where the heights of violence are only equal to the depths of sexual degradation. Where the ninjas nerves of steel meet their match in a ruthless bid for power.

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Running times:
00 m 00s – Intro/To Catch A Thief background
15m 09s – Don Wong bio/discussion
20m 28s – Yasuaki Kurata bio/discussion
26m 03s – To Catch A Thief review
62m 54s – Ninja Thunderbolt review

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For this series, we aim to go through the different phases at IFD, from the phase were ninjas were popular, to ones where they tried out kickboxing tint to their cut and paste movies and created their own superhero etc but for episode 2 we’ll stay in ninja territory to give you all yet another aural examination of cut and paste ninja action fun. Fun that is enhanced by the fact that paired up with the IFD footage are genres hardly associated with ninja action: horror and melodrama. So therefore we are discussing Diamond Ninja Force and Ninja Commandments for this episode. With Kenny B and Ed Glaser, the owner and president of Neon Harbour and director of Ninja The Mission Force.

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Witness the bloody struggle of the search for the force of the golden ninja warrior. A spectacular story of betrayal and lust with supreme power of ninja technique. The weapons, the combat and the intrigue into the heartstopping world of the ninja empire.

Contact the show via email at podcastonfire at googlemail.com, on our Facebook page and Facebook group (NEW) or Twitter (@podcastonfire, @sogoodreviews) and SUBSCRIBE to our iTunes feed . Intro music created by JAKAZiD. We are also featured on All Things Film, a collection of like minded Film, Cinema, TV, Geek and Cult Podcasts.

Running Times:
00m 00s – Intro/Ed Glaser interview
23m 25s – IFD Films & Arts History
62m 10s – Ninja Terminator review

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Wishing to cover the following movies anyway but now that we’re stumbling upon same actors and filmmakers again and again, the work needed to get these shows done gets reduced ever so slightly because tonight’s focus on actress Elsa Yeung and director Richard Chen means the little there is to say of them biography wise has been done. So we won’t repeat the little we know and dig as we cover 1981’s Virago (IFD’s re-title of the 1981 actioner was the more commonly known title Deadly Silver Angels) starring Elsa training women in bikinis to stab the f*ck out of men and The Anger, the Lu Hsiao-fen thriller that was the basis for the IFD cut and paste movie Inferno Thunderbolt by Godfrey Ho.

Note that the first half was recorded but lost and re-recorded under different conditions. Hence the different halves sounding somewhat different in quality. /Ken

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Fighting Femmes, Fiends And Fanatics – You Tube, Facebook.
Taiwan Noir 4: Girl With A Gun & Exposed To Danger
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The need for revenge and the crazy/dizzying take center stage here at Taiwan Noir which also means the female directors of Taiwan cinema gets a chance to shine. Meaning Kenny B and John Charles review and discuss Pearl Cheung’s Wolf Devil Woman (1982) and Karen Yang Chia-yun’s The Lady Avenger (1981) while also adding some 3-D fun in the Last Taiwanese Movies Watched segment at the end of the show.

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Running Times:
00m 00s – Intro/Pearl Cheung bio/discussion
29m 40s – Wolf Devil Woman review
60m 24s – Karen Yang Chia-yun bio/discussion
71m 46s – Liu Hsuiao-fen bio/discussion
80m 45s – The Lady Avenger review
107m 30s – Last Taiwanese Movies Watched

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